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Finn Harps Academy thank out-going committee member James Rodgers who steps down from his role
Finn Harps would like to formally express their gratitude to James Rodgers, the former club chairman, who has now stepped down from his role at the Finn Harps Academy.
Rodgers returned to his role as Youth Development Officer in 2022, a position he had held previously. In this capacity, he contributed to the club's efforts to build on recent Academy achievements and strengthen the pathway for young players progressing to the senior team.
An Academy representative commented: “James has been instrumental in the Academy's growth over the years, helping it go from strength to strength.
“His support has enabled the Academy to continue developing players for the first team, with numerous successes along the way. We are grateful for all the structures James has helped to implement within the Academy."
In addition to his work with the Academy, Rodgers has served on the main club board for many years and is a former chairperson of Finn Harps.
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